Andy Cohen has been slammed by former New York City mayor Eric Adams after the Bravo star's alleged drunken rant during CNN’s coverage of New Year’s Eve 2025, which saw him lay into Adams just moments after his term ended.

Critics say the definition is overly broad and includes criticism of the Israeli government in the definition of antisemitism while backers say some critiques of Israel may cross a line into

Former City Mayor Eric Adams responded to Andy Cohen’s drunken New Years Eve rant, accusing the Bravo host of having a drinking problem he needs to address. “My response to @Andy: AA,” Adams wrote in a post on X Thursday evening.

Mamdani, who was sworn in as New York City mayor on Thursday, signed several executive orders on his first day, including one to rescind those issued by Adams since his September 2024 indictment.

Giancarlo Stanton, the 36-year-old slugger who has been a polarizing figure in the Bronx since his arrival in 2018, remains a significant line item. Although the Yankees are only responsible for $19 million in actual cash owed to Stanton thanks to the Marlins covering a portion of the deal, his luxury tax hit remains a staggering $22 million.

The 65-year-old politician described Cohen's remarks as a "sloppy drunken rant" and urged the Watch What Happens Live host to "seek help" after he gave Adams' term as mayor a shady sendoff on New Year's Eve Live.

Israel has accused New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani of pouring “antisemitic gasoline on an open fire” on Friday — his first day in office.

( The Hill) — Bravo host Andy Cohen took aim at former New York City Mayor Eric Adams early Thursday, slamming his tenure leading the nation’s largest city as “chaotic” and “horrible” as his successor, Zohran Mamdani, was sworn in.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Friday that he continued orders that “predated the moment when our former mayor was indicted” and vows to combat antisemitism citywide. (Credit: Fox News)